The author of this work was lambasted as a "piddling genius" in a letter written to General Warren,
 whose capture weakened its effect. Near the opening of this work, it is stated that "the energy of just and
 mild government …produced benefits so remarkably important." On its cover page, this work refers to
 itself as "Humble." Lord Dartmouth tried to present it to its intended recipient without success. This
 document, 
The author of this work was lambasted as a "piddling genius" in a letter written to General Warren,
 whose capture weakened its effect. Near the opening of this work, it is stated that "the energy of just and
 mild government …produced benefits so remarkably important." On its cover page, this work refers to
 itself as "Humble." Lord Dartmouth tried to present it to its intended recipient without success. This
 document, addressed to "his most gracious sovereign," was drafted by a group led by John Dickinson at the
 Second Continental Congress shortly after the Battle of Lexington and Concord. For 10 points, name this
 last attempt at reconciliation with George III named for a sign of peace.
The author of this work was lambasted as a "piddling genius" in a letter written to General Warren,
 whose capture weakened its effect.
{Olive Branch} Petition